Will the luxury housing of Mikhail Aframov's late ex-wife be transferred to the municipality? Ksenia Kechelina's apartment for 60 million rubles can indeed go to town, but it is too early to talk about it. According to media reports, her daughter Anna-Maria did not contact a notary within the required six months. However, this does not mean that the inheritance is lost. It is actually possible to get an apartment - if you maintain it for the first six months, pay bills, or entrust it to another person. Mikhail Afremov pays for services: according to press reports, about 180 thousand rubles a year. But the father's payments alone do not prove that the daughter received the inheritance. The municipality will accept the apartment only if no one accepts the inheritance, explained to us the lawyer Dmitry Matyushenkov. The daughter can return the term through the court by proving serious obstacles, for example, a serious illness. If other heirs have already received the inheritance, their general written consent is sufficient - then the notary will decide on the issue.